On 11 Dec 2008, at 20:00, Fred Kiefer wrote:
Charles philip Chan wrote:
No, The app wouldn't start at all- it just segfaults. I have
upgraded my
gnustep version, now the backtrace is different:
I have tried both the art and cairo backend and got the same
backtrace. Maybe the segfault is platform/OS dependent- I am using
Linux
on a x86 machine.
This surely is our best tested platform, you should never get problems
there.
Did you notice this line in your back trace:
0xb73a85d4 in objc_msg_lookup () from /usr/X11R6/lib/libobjc.so.2
Is this the libobjc that you want to use? I would expect it in /usr/
lib
or /usr/local/lib. In itself this doesn't mean anything, still it is
very strange. But then intValue_c doesn't call NSBundle. Most likely
your stack is corrupted.
Is this a case of using an out of date copy of the base library ...
there was one recent release where calling intValue on an empty string
could cause a segmentation fault.
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